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Alison Stigora

#033 December 2011

Branching Out: Chester County nature preserve inspires Alison Stigora’s blackened art

Alison stigora’s art descends like a waterfall into the exhibition space, which is odd because it is comprised of huge burnt tree trunks, seared old fence posts and scorched branches. Her latest and most ambitious piece, “Crossing Jordan,” is a massive installation at the Skybox event space in the 2424 Studios building in Fishtown. The

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November 30, 2011
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